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The cabbages are chasing the rabbits
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Arnold Adoff |
A rythmic cycle of poems about a special day in May, when the hunter becomes the hunted. |
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Chocolate dreams
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Arnold Adoff |
Original poems on a favorite subject by a chocolate lover. |
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Daring Dog and Captain Cat
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Arnold Adoff |
Although they are normal and obedient pets during the day, at night Irving Dog and Ermine Cat rise and shake and roam as Daring Dog and Captain Cat, twirling capes and flashing swords and chasing cro… |
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Friend dog
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Arnold Adoff |
A girl relates how she got her dog and the activities they share. |
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Love letters
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Arnold Adoff |
A collection of twenty poems written by kids and klutzes, secret admirers and detractors, friends, enemies, and skeptics to the objects of their affection--or aversion. |
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Sports pages
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Arnold Adoff |
Poems about the experiences and feelings of young athletes involved in various sports. |
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Today we are brother and sister
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Arnold Adoff |
Poems focusing on a day in the life of a brother and sister, spent at the beach, sometimes argumentatively, mostly compatibly. |
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The basket counts
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Arnold Adoff |
Illustrations and poetic text describe the movement and feel of the game of basketball. |
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My Black Me
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Arnold Adoff |
A compilation of poems reflecting thoughts on being black by such authors as Langston Hughes, Lucille Clifton, Nikki Giovanni, and Imamu Amiri Baraka. |
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Celebrations
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Arnold Adoff |
Two hundred and forty poems by eighty-five black American poets of the twentieth century provide ample representation of locality, voice, age, and style |
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Black Out Loud
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Arnold Adoff |
Includes the works of many promising young Black poets as well as those of such writers as Langston Hughes and Le Roi Jones |
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Malcolm X
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Arnold Adoff |
Relates briefly the rise of a convict through self-education and love of his black brothers to become a leader of the black people of the United States. |
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Birds
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Arnold Adoff |
A collection of poems written from the points of view of various birds. |
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Roots and blues
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Arnold Adoff |
Lyrical text explores how the blues have been part of everyday life throughout history, from its origins in the sounds of the earth, through slaves' voices singing of freedom, to today's greatest per… |
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Eats
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Arnold Adoff |
Reflections on the poet's love of food and eating. |
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